[Times of Zambia]
THE Zambia Sports Association for the Deaf (ZSAD) is scouting for K710 million to participate at the 2012 World Deaf Athletics Championships slated for Toronto, Canada next month.
Posts published in May 2012
[Times of Zambia]
RED Arrows this afternoon have a chance to go third in the MTN Premier League behind leaders Zesco United and second placed Zanaco when they take on Konkola Mine Police in a rescheduled week 11 match...
[Times of Zambia]
CONSTRUCTION of the multi billion Kwacha 100-room Protea Hotel which was supposed to have started in Ndola two months ago, is on hold because of a delay by the Zambia Environmental Management Authori...
[Times of Zambia]
Government Has Said the Propping Up of Micro-Small and Medium Entrepreneurs (msmes) Was the Answer to Addressing Zambia's Key Economic Challenges Including Job Creation, Poverty Reduction and increas...
[Times of Zambia]
MUFULIRA Rugby Club has announced a budget of K35 million to stage this weekend's Sevens tournament.
[Times of Zambia]
AFTER a number of questions both from insurance practitioners and customers today I will shed some light on bonds.
[Times of Zambia]
GUY Ryder, a Briton, has been elected the International Labour Organisation (ILO) director general
[Times of Zambia]
THE Ndola High Court has nullified the election of Mwalimu Simfukwe as Mbala Member of Parliament (MP).
[Times of Zambia]
FORMER President 's son, Andrew, has been warned and cautioned by the Government Joint Investigations Team on two offences including failure to account for over K360 million deposited in his Stanbic ...
[Times of Zambia]
ZAMBIA, Zimbabwe and United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) have signed a trilateral hosting agreement for the 20th session of the UNWTO general assembly in 2013 with the heads of State fr...
[Times of Zambia]
THE 2010 Auditor General's report has revealed that the Tobacco Board of Zambia (TBZ) incurred a loss of more than K2 billion after allegedly illegally selling off six institutional houses in July, l...
[Times of Zambia]
THE Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) says an international firm will be selected to print ballot papers for the forthcoming parliamentary by-elections in three constituencies.
[Times of Zambia]
A PEASANT farmer of Kapiri-Mposhi District has been jailed for 17 years with hard labour for raping a 70-year-old woman.
[Times of Zambia]
THE Foundation for Democratic Process (FODEP) has called on Zambians to make serious submissions to the first Draft Constitution as the period for the exercise will soon come to an end.
[Times of Zambia]
THE Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) has arrested politician, Ben Mwila's wife for money laundering and issuing cheques on an insufficiently-funded account
[Times of Zambia]
THE Mukuba Ndola Rotary Club has donated various books worth K20 million to the Ndola City Council (NCC) meant to equip public libraries with reading material.
[Namibian]
Twenty-five-year-old Zambian R&B singer, Mampi became the first celebrity housemate to be evicted from the Upville house on Sunday.
[Times of Zambia]
THE Copperbelt University (CBU) management has honoured 23 of its employees with Labour Day awards.
[Times of Zambia]
ZAMBIA yesterday joined the rest of Africa in commemorating this year's Africa Freedom Day which saw President Michael Sata honouring distinguished gallant men and women including Patriotic Front (PF...
[State Department]
Washington, DC -
Peace Corps volunteer James Ujcic of Euclid, Ohio, is teaching farmers in his Zambian community better livestock management and business techniques to help improve access to food. A ...